This worked great for 5 months. We adopted a mix bread young adult that weighs in around 38-40 lbs. I have the medium harness. This morning, we had her on a tie out cable and she started having the zoomies. Shortly into her zoomies, the cable went slack and she was still running. The ring ripped out of the harness. We live near a road and thankfully no vehicles were coming because she took off across the road.
This immediately stopped my 65lb Dog from dragging me down the street. Walks are much more enjoyable now.
Our German Shepherd puppy is unfortunately a puller so we were struggling with a traditional collar and now feel much more comfortable with our no pull harness. It is well made and easy to put on unlike other harnesses we had tried. It doesn’t irritate him. The front pull takes a minute to get used to but accomplishes redirecting him from distractions. Highly recommend.
My adopted shelter pup is 75 pounds and suffers what must be ptsd manifested in pulling, lunging and loosing it when seeing other dogs on our walk. We have currently suspended street walks as we work with an experienced trainer, and we are using the halter in that training process as the only leash connection. I like the way it fits, and when he pulls it does stay in place for the most part. The handle at the top over his withers is sturdy enough to keep a hand hold when needed. The halter well built and effective in communicating with him as needed for his focus when the leash is attached in the front. I’m very happy with the success in using it.
I’ve tried countless setups for my 79-pound pitbull-terrier, Ozzy, who’s a serious puller and gets way too excited around other dogs. He’s never been well-socialized, and walks used to be a full-body workout (and not the good kind—my shoulders still feel it).
This harness and leash combo has changed everything. Ozzy can’t twist out of it or lunge like he used to, and I finally have control. He’s learning to stay calm around other dogs because he knows he can’t escape or spin himself into a frenzy. For the first time, walks feel manageable—and even enjoyable.
If you’ve got a strong dog who doesn’t understand boundaries, this combo might be your lifesaver too.
Harness seems to have curbed some of the pulling..we’re still working on it and it’s easy on and off as well.
Very well made. My Luna is still able to wiggle herself out of it! She's a magician! Unless I make it too tight cutting off her circulation, I don't know how to keep her safe.
I can't believe how much I love this it took 5 yrs to find something that works on my collie I enjoy are walks so much it made a big difference. Frost always pulled me really hard and he took me down a couple of times, and now he can't. Thank you for providing this great product.
It’s starting to work nicely. He knows when I put it on that he has to walk like a good boy. I will use it more when I get back home.
I have a 80 lb German Shepherd foster dog and she is horrible on the leash. I bought the XL harness and it’s night and day walking her. I can now handle walking her with ease.
Our precious Great Pyrenees lab mix Winston went over the rainbow bridge and I had a portrait painted for my husband. It was the most precious gift he was ever given. Winston’s eyes are amazing…. They look as if they follow you and has made this as if he’s still with us. Thank you for this amazing portrait 💕
These harnesses are the easiest to use and adjust of any harness I've ever tried. I have dogs from 9 pounds to 105 pounds and they all have one of these harnesses and they fit beautifully. I highly recommend them.
You may not think a mini dachshund would be strong, but they are all muscle and very strong and quick. The Pawsafe harness has saved me from tripping, falling and being yanked around. I tried several harnesses before, and Pawsafe has been the only one that fits properly and does the job. Thank you
Makes a big difference. I couldn't walk her because she pulls so hard. She is 110 lbs. Now I can walk her with out all the pain afterwards. It really helps both of us out. Thank you.
Our new rescue dog Black Lab Mix pulled, barker, carried on!
We got passage No Pull Dog Harness and after just 2 days She has settled down her pulling, her anxiety and barking at other dogs!! We’ve only had her for two weeks and a day! What a difference this harness made for dog and us: Easy to put on!
I have a 6 month Golden Retriever who I was training to walk with me. Even though he is young, he is strong. My arms hurt from the pulling.
Since I purchased the no pull harness, and put it on him, we are both enjoying pleasant no pulling walks.
Thank you!
When we received our portrait of Piper, my wife and I were thoroughly impressed! The painting truly gave Piper’s vibe. Everyone that has entered our home has commented on how well the painting looks! we love, love, love it!
It actually works! We adopted a rescue, very strong, big boy 9 mos old. I can take him out on this leash.
Being a senior citizen with arthritic hands, the rope leash is much more comfortable to handle my boy Duke..I also like the harness except for when I go to take it off. The clasps to secure the harness are very rigid and I have to use needle nose pliers to release them. Thank goodness Duke tolerates me taking the harness off! Any suggestions?
It has been a challenge to walk our recently adopted adult German Shepherd, Buddy. He is a rescued dog that was isolated in a pen in a back yard with privacy fencing for his first 4 years. He is crazy excited to be living in the "real" world now and has been overly energetic with his walks. This leash has helped all of us enjoy his excitement with exploring this new world.
Might be a bit early to provide status. I knew the new harness wasn’t an immediate fix to Sofee’s pulling. I’ve resorted to using the double lease (above shoulder and under head). She is a mixed terrier so her basic instincts kick in whenever a bird, squirrel or lizard cross our path. Nearly pulls my arm from the socket…LOL. But it’s slowly taking shape. I’m convinced I just need to be patient. She hates the nose harness or I would use that all the time. This PawSafe harness allows me to help her up and down from the car. Don’t want her getting injured over time. Overall, my status is (ongoing) training using this harness.
I have never had a rope leash before and I love it. It is much more flexible than a flat leash, especially with the pull-free harness when my dog keeps going from one side to the other. I like the reflective stripes even though we don't go out at night, sometimes we are out at dusk. It's well made, easy to clip on to the harness, and the black rope goes well with the harness. My dog looks great when he goes out for a walk. The other dogs are impressed.
I love this harness, but it still seems that my dog can still ignore me sometimes. I have made it as tight as I can, but as soon as he puts his head down, it loosens the neck and he can ignore my tug to have him move. Am I doing something wrong? Should the neck be tighter? It is comfortable and easy to put on and take off, the dog has no problems with the fit. I want to give this Five stars!
This harness fits my Golden perfectly, once I adjusted it, which was really easy to do. It's just the right width and thickness of straps, and while the buckles were hard to push, after only a few days they are easier now (or my fingers are stronger). My girl responds so much better now that she is secured in a comfortable arrangement that apparently pushes the right buttons and doesn't bother her or make her resist. Some I've tried have been too stiff or too much fabric or too-thin straps, but this one is perfect. In the photo she looks a little grumpy but she isn't--just wants to get going rather than posing!
